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Olympus OM2N, Fomapan 200. Semi stand developed in Bellini Euro HC, 1+100, 30+30 minutes. Scanned with an Epson V600.
Back to another macro, We have loads of this growing in our garden, it`s an attraction for wildlife in many forms.
Looking in close up at the small open flowers reveals the wonderful textures and shapes of a Lavender flower,possibly getting past it`s best now.
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FR / Dos d'un bâtiment de Pointe-Saint-Charles à Montréal.
EN / Behind a building in Pointe-Saint-Charles, Montreal.
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Sorry not been on flickr much this week been laid low with a chest infection think I am on the mend still of work so may be on here more for a few days
On a very gray day, the colors ended up monotone and the textures and rust popped a bit more. But in the end it has a bit of a dystopian vibe.
as the snow melts, fragments of nature re-appear, tattered but preserved. this leaf seemed weathered and resilient, like the raw, beautiful places in our hearts.
courage means different things to different people. and its meaning can change with the situation. yet i think courage, too often, is associated with strength and armor. to me, courage means letting down my guard; being vulnerable and true; staying open to whatever arises. courage isn't about fighting; it’s about surrendering in a brave way—showing up with an open heart; cultivating compassion; sharing the raw places; letting love in.
tomorrow, mark and i leave for iowa. six days after my mom’s death, we celebrate her life within the framework of a funeral. part of my healing is to speak at her service—to speak from my unguarded heart.
thank you, flickr friends, for your love and support. next week, i’ll catch up with you all—with your beautiful, unique ways of seeing the world. until then, i rest in your good wishes. may we all find more moments of genuine courage.
[39:52, on the ground]
"The real things haven't changed. It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures; and have courage when things go wrong." - Laura Ingalls Wilder
These past few days have felt like summer with warm temperatures, sunny skies and trees turning that wonderful lime green with new leaves. So I have been distracted from Flickr by doing the things I love to do in the summer. My garden is looking so great. I worked on an art project for my garden as well as tidied up the weeds. I have enjoyed watching all the beautiful birds visit my backyard and a few of them build nests. We have meals on our back deck which feels like camping. We hike long urban hikes which includes our local park. Then last night we camped out all night in our backyard.
The Trilliums are out and I said I wouldn't take any more Trillium pictures because I have so many good ones in my files. However, there was the odd one posed so nicely that it caught my attention. This one had such a gentle Purple/red color compared to the others in its group that I honored it with a portrait. It also made me stop to realize that I normally would take this pictures on the Bruce Trail. With that trail being closed right now I was glad to see the blooms in our own park nearby.
I also realized that it was the simple pleasures of outdoor experiences I love so much and it didn't really matter where these things happened. It can be in our own backyard. The things we see every year can be beautiful each time you see them again if you use fresh eyes.
Taken on a trip to Dorset recently. We found this waterfall in a small quiet village down the side of a church in the most peaceful setting, with big trees and a lake to supply the waterfall. I must say I was quite surprised to find this waterfall, but what a splendid surprise.
Applied textured by Kerstin Frank www.flickr.com/photos/kerstinfrank/
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Textures In Mono, another shot from Parton near Whitehaven, Cumbria. I am experimenting with my mono side, trying to see how much detail i can bring out in the images.
On our way back into Arley after our walk up the River Severn on what was a lovely warm and sunny day (02-04-2017). We sat and rested under some river side trees that cast some very welcome shade .I turned round to see the dappled light/shadows on these lovey stone buildings with the very bright Sunshine on the buildings behind......i liked it .....and still do.......Arley nr Bewdley,Worcestershire,England
Hazelnuts with lots of texture.
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This was taken at Picacho Peak State Park in Arizona. My friend, BillyZ and I went out with a strobe, soft box and a reflector one afternoon to exploit nature stuff. This is the skeleton of a saguaro cactus that was decaying slowly in the Arizona desert.
Lighting stuff: Lit with a Yongnuo 560-III in an 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box from camera left at 10 o'clock to create the side lighting that reveals shapes and textures. The flash, in manual mode, was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N. Fill light came from a reflector on the right side.
Other pictures that I've taken of cactus are in my Cactus and Succulents album. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157633383093236/
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant album. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422